Chapter 7 Bankruptcy: What You Need to Know, What to Ask Your Seattle Debt Relief Agency
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Virtually everyone in the
Chapter 7 is called a
"liquidation" bankruptcy. The reason, as your Seattle debt relief agency can explain more
fully, is that any assets not exempt from the bankruptcy process may be
liquidated — that is, sold to payoff
creditors. If a debtor has no non-exempt assets, there is no liquidation.
Instead, unsecured debts are simply discharged. (For the difference between
secured and unsecured debts, consult your
Non-exempt assets - those you
can keep after bankruptcy - include clothing, household goods and furniture, as
well as certain retirement plan benefits. Check with your
To be eligible for Chapter 7, you
must meet a "means" test. It can be complicated, so ask your
Every Chapter 7 proceeding has a
trustee. The trustee strives to payoff your creditors as much as possible. In
contrast, your
Most of your debts will be
discharged by the Chapter 7 process, so you'll no longer owe those creditors.
However, some debts can’t be discharged; you still owe this money. These debts
include those automatically surviving bankruptcy unless the court decides
otherwise; for example, child and spousal support. Your
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